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19.4 Thermal properties of matter FAQ


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johnlittlephysics said

at 3:32 pm on Sep 6, 2014

405 Kah Leng: I would like to ask if we need to know about cooling by evaporation because it's not in the specific learning objectives but it seems like theres a lot about it in the textbook.

johnlittlephysics said

at 3:36 pm on Sep 6, 2014

Knowledge of evaporation as a process is required (20.4 (f)). I have one slide on "Explanation of cooling by evaporation" in 19b Thermal Properties slides.
Understanding the behaviour of molecules during evaporation, and how this process also features in problems involving heat loss or gain would be useful.

johnlittlephysics said

at 8:26 pm on Sep 16, 2014

402 Agalia: Notes page 8 - What does 'lag the aluminium block' mean?

johnlittlephysics said

at 8:27 pm on Sep 16, 2014

Lag (verb) means to insulate a body or system with some insulator.
Lagging (when used as a noun) refers generally to a material used to insulate a body or system.

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